Litigation question; Would it be an improper request for an attorney to ask that the judge who assigned a hearing to a later
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I can't speak specifically to NC law or procedure, but generally judicial assignments to particular cases are made randomly, so as to avoid any...
The short answer is: Maybe. I know that in CA we have (and my firm has used) Civil Code 3344 which prohibits misappropriation of another's...
Personally I don't think that you are prohibited. As a litigation attorney, I have taken depositions of witnesses across the country, in cases...
Generally yes. All that the "/s/" means is that the original was signed, and that you were served with a copy.
It is unusual for a plaintiff to be acting in pro per in a medical malpractice case to start with, and, therefore, unusual though not unprecedented...
I would agree with the answer provided by other counsel. I would also add that you're talking about a potential lawsuit against those employed by...
I would agree with Mr. Lundeen. Liability for an accident typically extends to the operator of the car, and in some cases the owner. If you were...
Whether the other driver has insurance or not does not affect your right (or your daughter's rights) to pursue claims for damages. If you were...
I would contact a local employment lawyer in your area. I cannot speak to PA law (I'm only admitted in CA, and the laws here in CA tend to be a...
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